Dmm del command – Freescale Semiconductor Microcontrollers User Manual

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Debugging Memory Map

DMM Commands

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<address>

the start address of the memory range

<size>

the size of the memory range

<handle>

a long value for the DMM to handle the memory range (duplicated

handled is not allowed).

WARNING!

User defined handles must be a value superior or equal to 100.

<type>

a value corresponding to a memory type handle, as given/listed with the

DMM command.

<cache locking>

a "0" or "1" value, "0" forcing the memory range to be

refreshed after each debugger halting.

<priority>

a value corresponding to an overlap priority handle/value, as given/

listed with the DMM command.

<mapping>

a "0" or "1" value, "1" enabling the memory range mapping.

<access while running>

a "0" or "1" value, "1" enabling the memory

range access while running.

<access kind>

“0” for R/W, “1” for write only, “2” for read only, “3” for

none.

Purpose

Insert a new memory range in the DMM, as if added via the DMM dialog/user
interface.

DMM DEL command

Syntax

DEL <module handle>

with <module handle>, a memory range module handle as given/listed with
the DMM command.

Purpose

Delete one specific DMM memory range module by handle reference.

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